Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-18

r.,e,, active and unss,sied. Aesa.pors opeusf
Arm asIyanccd sa7Ec., foil back steadily -
zoe ana cIossd AZ nearly inside 1sures Lafs
declined fOai2kc., and closcd a. meftum
ngnres Short RIBS closed fcc. lover.
ST. LOUIS
N. LOUIS, January f7.--Fiour unchsnYsd
Wheat barely steady; No. rcd, cesh, KS
s2kc. January, s2gfc.: May, 6hsSSe Corr
fairly active and easier; No. Z nissa, ~
S duh r' and easier; No. mixed. ossh, Sts
Whlskey firm ct tif4 Provisions dun en1
strong. Pork higher st r26xa3is0 "a"
long clear, sssg8o5; short-nbs. t6i5; oieas,
ssS0 Bacon frm; long clear, @'a Hams
unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CrscrSSlrs. January i7.-fiour In fair de-
nsnd: family, iS85afa6o; fancy, gDstA
Wheat steady and firm; No. rcd, 43sstts
Corn active and lower: No. = mixed, Mxc
Oats in good demand and easier; NO msxe,,
ian Bulk-meats IN fair demand snorbnus,
Hi2k. Bacon stronger: shortrib, "; clear.
i7ea wbiskey steady az ti.i& Hogs arm
common and light. sassathS; packing sas
butchers, 81 45at4s5.
LOUISVILLE
LoUIsvILLE, January i6-0rsin nfm-
Z
ssLc: white. l0Sc. 0ats-No. = SIC. Provisions
arm. Bacon--C iear-rib sides, % saH, elsr
sides, q. 2oefs.&H; shouldenst 30 nuix-
meats-clear-rib sidos, s6.s5; clear sides I'D:
shoulders, Is. Mess-pork, tii.S. Hams .sA'a
IAid-Cho leaf, E.'5.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. C., January i7.-Tarpsntins
quiet at 35kc. Resin hrm; strained, ssc. goo1.
sOc. Tar arm atsi25. Crude turpentins urn;
hard 81: yellow-dip and virgin. 81 ID.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for the Dispatchl
JANUARY f5.-Market nrm. and sales re-
ported at SIC. Prime, 3Sa3Nc.; fancy, stc:
common, fHa3c. shelled, sheic; fs;ory
hsnd-picked, 3kashc.
COTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK, Va, January i7.-Co,ton quiet
receipts. 3i25 bales; stock, 4s,eos bales; sales,
- bales: exports-coastwise, i,3a bales, W
Great Britain, - bales; TO France, - baies;
TO the Continent, - bales. .
WnsIsaIos, n. C., January n-oV' 10,
tales; gross receipts, i,i;0 bales; sales, -.
bales: stock, i,5OS bales: exports-coastSise,
bales; 20 the Continent - bales; W
Great Britain, = bales; 10 France, - Bales
sAvASSAH, GA, January r.-cotton dub
middling, s1-i6c. Net receipts, 800 bales;
gross receipts, s,ll6 bales; sales, 800 bales;
stock, s6,0S bales: exports-coast~ise, -
bales; TO the Continent. o.yxj Daier, 70 ofeN
Britain, - bales; 10 France, - bales
AUGUSTA. GA, January l7.-Coeton nrin
middling, . Lice Receipts, &3 bales; ss'ee, 40
bales. -
CHARLESTON, s. c., January i7.-cot,on
steady: mIddliug, 0ilc. Net receipts, a,0li
bales: gross receipts, 2,0ii bales; sales, Nd
tales: stock, 3292 bales; exports-to Great
Britain, - bales; to the Continent, - bales;
coastwise. 15i bales: 10 France. - bales
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, January 17.--Cotton-Set re-
ceipts, $50 bales: grOss receipts, 7,i0 bales fu-
lures closed quiet and steady; sales, S,1B
tales: January, 9iiafs ~; February, to.tta
s945: March, seSass56 April, ts6Sass o.:
May, s975aia76; June, co. SoaloS5; July, tsss>
1914; August. ~. ease99.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIvERPooI, January i7-SoOn.-Cotson dull
prices generally In buyers favor: upAnds.
Bid; Orleans, sgd. sales, 5000 bales; for
SPECULATION aud export, 1000 bales. receipts.
li,OOO hales; American, 1880 haleA Futures
dull: January, l3-Sld. January and fetfu-
airy, 12-Gld. February and March, l3-sss
5i2.eid. March and April, 1904 April AMI
May, i5-Gid. June and July, 1904 July
and August, 5s0-Gfd. August and september,
5 gs-6id. Wheat firm; demand fair; holders
offer Al aringly. Corn steady; demand poor
uary. 5 f3-Gid. seller: January and February,
5I2-6id.. buyers: February and March. is-sid.,
buyers March and April, i3-6id., buyers April
ami May, 3 i5-eid., sellers: May and Juno.
i6-sid., buyers; June and July, 1891,
buyers: July and August 0&td., buyers.
August and September, ss-0ii., buyers Fu-
turaa dull